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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
1
State officials weigh a proposed 2.6 cent per mile fare, while pending litigation delays any settlement. A conference failed to produce a decision on the fare matter, with both carriers awaiting action. Officials discuss whether to hire staff for a multistate agreement and consider approvals for a Katy system settlement.
A report details charges of treachery and wire tapping linked to a group or individuals tied to a larger investigation. Names and precise roles are unclear due to damaged text but the piece centers on alleged surveillance and betrayal in a misconduct case.
A fragmented report notes platform work by party leaders in New York following a contentious meeting. Chairman Straus and other officials plan actions to unify movement and pursue decisive policy, with emphasis on strengthening national ties and electoral strategy.
A Chinese revolt leader was reportedly killed amid upheaval involving revolutionary factions. The incident occurred as security forces clamped down on insurgent groups, with officials warning of further confrontations.
A major arrest is reported in connection with an alleged Irish conspiracy. Details are scarce due to the fragmentary text but authorities indicate a significant operation led to a capture linked to the planned scheme. Further confirmations pending official release.
Local suffragists organize a peanut sale fundraiser at a Chicago ball park to aid their campaign. The event promotes women's voting rights with community participation and support.
Fragmented OCR text discusses the Dog Tent equal of schools for youth and dates, with garbled phrases about a meeting or event. It mentions a team or group and various dates, locations, and names in a dense, unreadable format. The readable portions resemble a historic newspaper notice or feature.
Fragmentary OCR text references a railroad appeal to the Supreme Court. The readable content mentions legal action, a court level escalation, and unclear affiliations but preserves no concrete dates or parties beyond generic rail context.
A United States court issued a restraining order against a state movement challenging an oil tax levy. The Gypsy Company claims the act is unconstitutional and a hearing may occur May 26 with three judges likely to sit, officials cited.
British warships destroyed a Turkish fort in the closing days of the campaign. Naval units reported heavy artillery action near the fort as commanders moved toward a decisive operation. Reports strain to confirm casualties and exact location amidst fog and wartime censorship.
Weather notes indicate unsettled conditions tonight with a warmer Saturday expected. Forecasts show highs around 70 and a mild breeze, with a warming trend continuing into the weekend.
A fragmented notice reports a church sale completed for ten thousand dollars to a new owner. The text references involved parties, locations, and related names, but exact details are obscured by OCR errors. The sale appears tied to property transfers and local entities, with dates and full particulars unreadable.
Fragmentary text references an American shot for Irish motives and an eleventh hour plea by a president. Readable pieces mention Celine, Mee, and various garbled names, with no coherent event or dates to anchor a full report. The source stays unreadable overall.
An editorial argues for approving a public water plan in Oklahoma City, detailing financials, benefits, and endorsements. It highlights a 32 foot fall, reduced insurance costs, lower pumping and chemical expenses, and expanded service area. Endorsed by engineers and civic figures, the plan promises to fund itself and create a stronger city. The piece urges readers to vote yes.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at unresolved fate of a person named Lynch. Mentions WTAE and Bethania with scattered phrases about a sewer tap, a race, and various garbled terms. No clear dates, places, or conclusive outcomes emerge from readable segments.
An incident rich in misread names and garbled text mentions a defendant arraigned twice in a year. The fragmented lines reference a hearing, a judge, and possible unrelated legal notes. The legibility issues obscure precise details, actions, or outcomes.
The Times reports a court martial convicting an American for Dublin rebellion involvement and notes Mexican frontier authorities condemn an American conduct near Juarez. Germany warns hyphenated Americans to obey U S law as newspapers race for big stories daily.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disrupted notice referencing a justice naming event tied to Monday. It includes scattered names and places such as Bolton and Ware, with unclear roles. The readable fragments hint at a formal appointment or confirmation process and a related seal or office.
Vague fragments describe election results and interviews surrounding winners. Mentions candidate names and a city or county context with references to a victory celebration and related counts. The text is distorted but indicates ongoing tallying and post election assessments.
Fragmentary text shows labor group amid bond-related discussions with multiple unclear lines. Names, dates, or places are not discernible, leaving the core topic as a labor stance on bond measures with no verifiable details.
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